Oil prices rebounded in Asian trading on Tuesday, finding support from the prospect of tightening supplies over the coming months, despite easing concerns of an Iran-Israel war which had previously escalated oil prices to near six-month highs.

The decline in geopolitical risk premiums in oil was linked to reduced fears of direct conflict between Iran and Israel, as Iran downplayed the impact of recent strikes and showed no immediate intent to retaliate.

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• Europe (Germany, UK, France, Italy, Russia and Turkey etc.)
• Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, Korea, India, Australia, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia and Vietnam)
• South America (Brazil, Argentina, Columbia etc.)
• Middle East and Africa (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Nigeria and South Africa)

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Detailed TOC of Global Bioactive Components in Coffee Market Research Report 2023

1 Bioactive Components in Coffee Market Overview

1.1 Product Overview and Scope of Bioactive Components in Coffee

1.2 Bioactive Components in Coffee Segment by Type

1.3 Bioactive Components in Coffee Segment by Application

1.4 Global Market Growth Prospects

1.5 Global Market Size by Region

2 Market Competition by Manufacturers

2.1 Global Bioactive Components in Coffee Production Capacity Market Share by Manufacturers (2017-2023)

2.2 Global Bioactive Components in Coffee Revenue Market Share by Manufacturers (2017-2023)

2.3 Bioactive Components in Coffee Market Share by Company Type (Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3)

2.4 Global Bioactive Components in Coffee Average Price by Manufacturers (2017-2023)

2.5 Manufacturers Bioactive Components in Coffee Production Sites, Area Served, Product Types

2.6 Bioactive Components in Coffee Market Competitive Situation and Trends

3 Production Capacity by Region

3.1 Global Production Capacity of Bioactive Components in Coffee Market Share by Region (2017-2023)

3.2 Global Bioactive Components in Coffee Revenue Market Share by Region (2017-2023)

3.3 Global Bioactive Components in Coffee Production Capacity, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin (2017-2023)

3.4 North America Bioactive Components in Coffee Production

3.5 Europe Bioactive Components in Coffee Production

3.6 China Bioactive Components in Coffee Production

3.7 Japan Bioactive Components in Coffee Production

4 Global Bioactive Components in Coffee Consumption by Region

4.1 Global Bioactive Components in Coffee Consumption by Region

4.2 North America

4.3 Europe

4.4 Asia Pacific

4.5 Latin America

5 Segment by Type

5.1 Global Bioactive Components in Coffee Production Market Share by Type (2017-2023)

5.2 Global Bioactive Components in Coffee Revenue Market Share by Type (2017-2023)

5.3 Global Bioactive Components in Coffee Price by Type (2017-2023)

6 Segment by Application

6.1 Global Bioactive Components in Coffee Production Market Share by Application (2017-2023)

6.2 Global Bioactive Components in Coffee Revenue Market Share by Application (2017-2023)

6.3 Global Bioactive Components in Coffee Price by Application (2017-2023)

7 Key Companies Profiled

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2024-04-22 07:37:11 ET

Copper price continued its remarkable bull run this week, making it one of the best-performing metals this year. It has jumped to $4.5, its highest point in over two years. It jumped for four straight days and by over 120% from its lowest point in March 2020. Notably, copper has risen for five straight week, the first time it happened since 2020.

Manufacturing activity is recovering

The price of copper is jumping because of the rising manufacturing activity around the world. A report by ISM showed that the US manufacturing PMI rose to 52 in March, the first time that happened in over two years.

The same trend is happening in other countries. In China, the biggest manufacturer in the world, saw its PMI jump to 50.8, signalling that the activity is doing well. A recent report also showed that China’s industrial production jumped by 5.3% in March.

Analysts believe that this recovery will continue in the coming years as demand of clean energy items rise. Most reports estimate that the copper industry will remain in a deficit because of the rising demand.

Copper supply problems

The other reason why copper price is soaring is the ongoing supply challenges. Just last week, the Biden administration rejected a 211-mile industrial road in Alaska that would have helped turn the state into the biggest copper project in the US. The road would have cost the company $7.5 billion.

This Alaska project is not the only one facing permitting headwinds many copper projects around the world. Studies show that most new mines take over a decade conducting permitting and environmental impact assessment (EIA) studies.

Another example is a $10 billion mine in Panama, which was

cancelled

this month, costing First Quantum billions of dollars. The Cobre Panama mine was expected to bring over $10 billion in revenue and was supposed to account for between 4% and 5% of the country’s GDP.

At the same time, most of the copper mines in existence today are from aging mines, which are costly to produce. A good example of this is Chile’s biggest mine, which is producing below 250k metric tons today compared to over 500k in 2010.

Other companies in Chile, including

Teck Resources

, have seen the cost of mining jump, leading to lower production.

Meanwhile, the price of copper has surged because of the rising inflation around the world. Other commodities like crude oil, gold, silver, and platinum have also jumped sharply in the past few months.

These commodities are seen as hedges against inflation since their prices rise when inflation is rising.

Copper price forecast

Copper chart by TradingView

The price of copper has jumped sharply in the past few weeks. Its price has risen for five weeks straight, moving to its highest level since April 2022. The price has jumped above the crucial resistance at $4.35, its highest swing in January 2023.

It has also formed a cup and handle pattern, which is usually a bullish sign. Copper has also jumped above the 50-week moving average and the 23.6% Fibonacci Retracement level. Therefore, the outlook for copper is bullish, with the next point to watch being at $5, the highest swing in March 2022.

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• Gold price extends pullback as Middle East fears calm down.
• US Dollar weakens amid upbeat mood, despite rebounding US Treasury bond yields.
• Gold price targets $2,350 on a sustained break below 50-SMA at $2,370 on the 4H chart.

Gold price has returned to the red in Monday’s Asian trading, snapping two back-to-back days of gains. The extended Gold price pullback could be attrbuted to a renewed uptick in the US Treasury bond yields, as markets calm down after no further geopolitical escalation in the Middle East over the weekend.  

Focus shifts to top-tier US events this week

Reports on early Friday that Israeli missiles struck a site in Iran, per ABC News, citing a US official, triggered broad risk-aversion. However, no official comments from Israel confirming the same and denial by Iranian authorities turned markets into a risk reset mode.

Gold price initially spiked up to near $2,420 on mounting geopolitical risks but pulled back to settle below the $2,400 threshold, as risk sentiment recovered. The sharp turn around in the US Dollar and the US Treasury bond yields also contributed to the retracement in Gold price last Friday.

In Monday’s trading so far, investors are breathing a sigh of relief amid a likely thaw in the Israel-Iran conflict, helping risk flows to return. The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) left the key Loan Prime Rates unchanged, although failed to deter the risk-on market mood.

Gold price moves further away from the record highs of $2,432 even though the US Dollar stays defensive on risk appetite. The reduction in the demand for another safe-haven asset, the US Treasury bonds, fuels a fresh upswing in the US Treasury bond yields, accentuating the corrective decline in Gold price.

Later in the day, if the US Dollar finds renewed demand, courtesy of firmer US Treasury bond yields, Gold price pullback could gain momentum. The US economic calendar is devoid of any top-tier data releases on Monday, and hence, risk sentiment and the US Dollar dynamics will continue to influence the Gold price action.

Meanwhile, the US Federal Reserve (Fed) entered its ‘blackout period’ on Saturday, ahead of the May 1 policy announcements. Geopolitical developments will also draw investors’ attention.

Gold price technical analysis: Four-hour chart

As observed on the four-hour chart, Gold price has pierced through the 21-Simple Moving Average (SMA) at $2,382 to challenge the next key support at $2,370 – the 50-day SMA.

A four-hourly candlestick closing below the latter could initiate a fresh downtrend toward the 100-SMA at $2,325. At that level, the April 15 low concurs.

However, Gold sellers need to crack the $2,350 psychological level beforehand.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI), a leading indicator, has entered the negative territory to hover near 48.00, justifying the bearish potential.

On the flip side, Gold price could face the initial hurlde at the 21-SMA at $2,382 (previous support now resistance) on the road to recovery. Further up, the $24,00 round level will be challenged.

Acceptance above the latter will fuel a fresh upswing for a test of Friday’s high of $2,418. Further up, the lifetime highs of $2,432 will come into play.

 

• Gold price extends pullback as Middle East fears calm down.
• US Dollar weakens amid upbeat mood, despite rebounding US Treasury bond yields.
• Gold price targets $2,350 on a sustained break below 50-SMA at $2,370 on the 4H chart.

Gold price has returned to the red in Monday’s Asian trading, snapping two back-to-back days of gains. The extended Gold price pullback could be attrbuted to a renewed uptick in the US Treasury bond yields, as markets calm down after no further geopolitical escalation in the Middle East over the weekend.  

Focus shifts to top-tier US events this week

Reports on early Friday that Israeli missiles struck a site in Iran, per ABC News, citing a US official, triggered broad risk-aversion. However, no official comments from Israel confirming the same and denial by Iranian authorities turned markets into a risk reset mode.

Gold price initially spiked up to near $2,420 on mounting geopolitical risks but pulled back to settle below the $2,400 threshold, as risk sentiment recovered. The sharp turn around in the US Dollar and the US Treasury bond yields also contributed to the retracement in Gold price last Friday.

In Monday’s trading so far, investors are breathing a sigh of relief amid a likely thaw in the Israel-Iran conflict, helping risk flows to return. The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) left the key Loan Prime Rates unchanged, although failed to deter the risk-on market mood.

Gold price moves further away from the record highs of $2,432 even though the US Dollar stays defensive on risk appetite. The reduction in the demand for another safe-haven asset, the US Treasury bonds, fuels a fresh upswing in the US Treasury bond yields, accentuating the corrective decline in Gold price.

Later in the day, if the US Dollar finds renewed demand, courtesy of firmer US Treasury bond yields, Gold price pullback could gain momentum. The US economic calendar is devoid of any top-tier data releases on Monday, and hence, risk sentiment and the US Dollar dynamics will continue to influence the Gold price action.

Meanwhile, the US Federal Reserve (Fed) entered its ‘blackout period’ on Saturday, ahead of the May 1 policy announcements. Geopolitical developments will also draw investors’ attention.

Gold price technical analysis: Four-hour chart

As observed on the four-hour chart, Gold price has pierced through the 21-Simple Moving Average (SMA) at $2,382 to challenge the next key support at $2,370 – the 50-day SMA.

A four-hourly candlestick closing below the latter could initiate a fresh downtrend toward the 100-SMA at $2,325. At that level, the April 15 low concurs.

However, Gold sellers need to crack the $2,350 psychological level beforehand.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI), a leading indicator, has entered the negative territory to hover near 48.00, justifying the bearish potential.

On the flip side, Gold price could face the initial hurlde at the 21-SMA at $2,382 (previous support now resistance) on the road to recovery. Further up, the $24,00 round level will be challenged.

Acceptance above the latter will fuel a fresh upswing for a test of Friday’s high of $2,418. Further up, the lifetime highs of $2,432 will come into play.

 

Copper prices on the London Metal Exchange (LME) saw upward momentum in the first quarter of the year on the back of tightening supply and increasing demand from the energy transition.

After bottoming out at US$7,800 per metric ton (MT) in the fall of 2023, copper prices bounced back to start 2024 in higher territory, but elevated supply kept the red metal trading in the US$8,000 to US$8,500 range until mid-March.

Since then, copper has seen strong gains, reaching a quarterly high of US$8,973 on March 18. With increasing market volatility since the start of April, prices continued trending up to reach US$9,365 on April 10.

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First Quantum not giving up on Cobre Panama

The event that has had the biggest impact on copper supply recently is the closure of the Cobre Panama mine in Q4 2023. The mine’s annual output of 331,000 MT of copper accounted for 1 percent of global production — a significant number for an industry set to face increasing demand and a lack of incoming new supply.

Cobre Panama became a contentious issue during the year as First Quantum and the government of Panama renegotiated a company-friendly contract that dated back to 1997. Panama ultimately approved a new deal in October 2023 that guaranteed the country would receive at least US$375 million annually from First Quantum, and the company received a 20 year extension to continue operations at the mine.

However, public sentiment deteriorated after the approval, leading to protests. The deal was ultimately overturned by the Supreme Court and Panamanian President Laurentino Cortizo ordered the mine to close.

First Quantum announced in December 2023 that it had launched international arbitration proceedings to challenge the court’s ruling, but so far no date has been set for the commencement of talks.

Panama will be holding elections in May as Cortizo completes his second and final term, meaning the country will soon have a new administration. Mazumdar told INN that First Quantum intends to negotiate with the incoming administration in the hopes of striking a deal that is favorable to both parties.

“The current president will not stand in the next election in May 2024; therefore First Quantum plans on working with whomever is elected to try and restart the mine and avoid the arbitration. Cobre Panama represents about 5 percent of the GDP of Panama and employs 30,000 to 40,000 people directly and indirectly,” he said.

Governments recognize copper’s critical status

In 2022, the US government established the Minerals Security Partnership (MSP), which is now made up of 14 countries, including the US, Canada, Australia, Estonia, Japan, South Korea and Sweden, as well as the EU.

Among its goals is advancing critical minerals projects that meet ESG standards.

In February, the MSP announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding between Gecamines, the Democratic Republic of Congo’s state-run mining company, and the Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security. The deal will create a framework for the two to coordinate and cooperate in mineral exploration, development and production in the Lobito Corridor, where Gecamines currently oversees the production of 1.5 million MT of copper cathode.

This past March the MSP held a forum on the sidelines of the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada convention to discuss matters around mineral security with a focus on shoring up the supply of commodities that are critical to the energy transition, including copper, and to advance the development of domestic supply chains.

At the meeting, the group confirmed it was working on 23 projects covering a breadth of minerals critical to the energy transition, including copper. Sixteen of the projects involve upstream mining and mineral extraction, while seven center around midstream processing and another seven focus on recycling and recovering. As for location, six are in the Americas, five are in Europe, 13 are in Africa and three are in the Asia-Pacific region.

This work comes amid increasing geopolitical tensions between the US and China over key issues, including the latter’s increasing buildout of mining assets in Africa. Russia’s war with Ukraine has also caused a tricky landscape.

For its part, the US is encouraging manufacturers to use minerals from nations with which it has free-trade agreements, like those in the MSP, as part of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), which was introduced in 2022.

Ultimately, the goal of the MSP, the IRA and other regional programs is to help accelerate critical minerals projects by working with government and industry to help secure funding, provide diplomatic support and diversify supply chains.

Investor takeaway

Copper’s supply stresses look likely to continue in 2024 and beyond due to a lack of new supply in the pipeline, and slow permitting times for assets that are underway. At the same time, the red metal is expected to see higher demand from renewable electricity generation, electric vehicle production and increasing infrastructure needs.

However, now that more governments are labeling copper a critical mineral, there’s hope that bottlenecks in supply may lessen and new projects may be able to make progress. Overall, a landscape is emerging that could benefit investors who are looking for long-term plays in an industry facing immense supply-side constraints in the coming years.

Still, given the challenges in discovery, permitting and approval, investors should do their due diligence, researching all aspects of a company, including its biggest projects and the risks associated with them.

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